In March, Daisy, a 22-year-old Hong Kong woman, applied for a working holiday visa to travel and study in Aopez, but in fact, she was in prostitution, a massage shop, and now many young people are keen to experience life on Australian farms. What their parents didn't expect, however, was that someone was going to pick the forbidden fruit.
Hong Kong government has vigorously promoted the working vacation program (Working Holiday), has signed agreements with Australia, Japan, New Zealand and other countries to encourage young people in Hong Kong to travel and study abroad. Among them, Australia is the most popular place.
It has become the dream of many young people in Hong Kong that they can work on farms and earn life experience. However, journalist flew to Perth, one of the hot spots last week, only to find that Australian labour has been saturated in recent years, and that many Hong Kong people with Working Holiday visas have stayed there for several months, but they are still hard to get.
As a result, some agents use high-paid incentives, recruitment of Hong Kong women to work in local massage parlours, specially for Asian girls to provide porn services, earn at least HK $50,000 a month. The so-called Working Holiday, is reduced to a prostitution holiday for women from Hong Kong to foreign countries.
Someone posted a post on the website saying that asking someone to go to Perth to be a masseuse, without experience and rich salary, journalist left a message saying that he was interested, and then got an Australian number with the area code of 61. After dialing, the other party was a woman who called herself Cindy and answered it in English. After hearing that journalist was a Hong Kong citizen, he spoke in Mandarin with a northern accent.
When journalist arrived in Perth, he found the massage shop in Cannington, about half an hour's drive from downtown Perth, with a poster outside the store saying "Chinese massage, Thai massage seven days," without the name of the store. There was no one in the neighborhood, and all the guests at the door had to drive before they could get there.
After seeing a covert visit to journalist, a bloated 40-year-old Chinese woman went up and down and looked up and down. "I'm Cindy,. Did you get a working vacation visa?" When journalist said she wasn't ready, Cindy sat on the couch and said, "the little girl in Hong Kong is working, and when she's done, let her teach you."
"hello, I'm Daisy,. We're all from Hong Kong," said Daisy, dressed in sexy, wearing a vest, hot pants and slippers, as she walked into the lounge and greeted her with a little childish greeting.
Daisy learned that journalist had come from Hong Kong, and that she was sitting in the lounge sharing what she had come to Australia. She said it was easy to apply for an Australian working holiday visa, and several other Asian massage women also persuaded journalist to start work, emphasizing that working in the porn industry in Australia had a small risk and a high return. Daisy said that she had been looking for a long time job in Australia just after she arrived in Australia. But no response, two months later, forced by the helplessness of her, can only go to the sea.
"A lot of Hong Kong people who can't stand it do it," Daisy said. When there are guests, Daisy will smile and start "special service." In addition to foreigners, there were also Chinese and Chinese students. Daisy revealed that only "flying" costs A $30, A $50 with coat and touch, and A $100 for full-body skinning. Charges must be paid before starting work to prevent guests from running.
She confesses that neither her family nor her boyfriend knew about the massage shop prostitution. Daisy said foreigners here love small, wheat-colored Asian girls, so massage women from Asia like her are very popular. Although it was not long before Daisy arrived, it accounted for nearly A $10, 000 a month and was net income.
She revealed that more than 10 years ago, Cindy emigrated from Dalian to Perth, a few years ago, opened a massage shop. There are five prostitution women in the store, in addition to another Hong Kong girl, there is also a mainlanders and two Thai girls. Sasa, also in her twenties from Hong Kong to Australia, worked in the massage parlor three years ago when she arrived as an international student. Daisy said all the big things were Sasa's advice.
Sasa admits that Australia has not been able to learn a simple English conversation for many years. Daisy says that although guests can chat in simple English when they come to massage, the most common thing she says is "Extra service (extra service"? ".?
After graduating from high school, she wanted to learn more English in Australia, but worked at massage parlors, mostly talking to Sasa and Cindy, the massage shop owner, who rarely spoke English. "that's funny, so when I came to Australia, Mandarin got better," Daisy said with a smile.